37°22'bắc / 97°21'đông / Cao độ 2991 m / 15:16 31/07/2026, Asia/Urumqi (UTC+6)
From: 30/07/2026, 18:00
To: 31/07/2026, 18:00
The Natural Resources Bureau of Delingha City and the Meteorological Bureau of Delingha City jointly issued a geological hazard meteorological risk warning: based on the precipitation situation in the past 48 hours and the precipitation forecast in the next 24 hours, combined with the susceptibility of geological hazards, it is expected that from 20:00 on July 30, 2026 to 20:00 on July 31, 2026, the meteorological risk warning level for geological hazards in the northern mountainous areas will be level III (yellow warning), indicating a high risk of geological hazards caused by meteorological factors; Except for the above-mentioned areas, the meteorological risk warning level for geological disasters in other regions is level IV (blue warning), and there is a certain risk of geological disasters caused by meteorological factors. Please combine the warning information, closely monitor the precipitation situation, and carry out geological disaster prevention work such as patrol monitoring and evacuation of threatened populations within the warning area.
德令哈市
1. Carry out 24-hour on duty work and prepare for emergency technical support for sudden geological disasters. 2. Organize and coordinate various townships (towns) and industry departments to increase the investigation, inspection, and monitoring of geological hazard points and risk areas within the warning zone, and conscientiously implement the "pre rain investigation, rainy inspection, and post rain verification" system for geological hazard hidden dangers during the flood season. 3. Pay close attention to the rain situation, strengthen consultations with emergency departments, and issue short-term warnings in a timely manner. 4. Personnel within the warning area should always pay attention to changes in warning information, pay attention to nearby warning signs, avoid staying in high-risk areas such as valleys, slopes, and steep cliffs (ridges), and strengthen targeted "call in" and "wake-up" in densely populated areas such as slopes, cliffs, and water facing residential areas, cutting slopes and building houses, schools, tourist attractions, agricultural and pastoral areas, industrial and mining enterprises, construction sites under construction, temporary sheds, animal sheds, and areas along highways.
Zhang Honghong, Wang Yan
30/07/2026, 18:00